MAGAZINE BLOG
Owners have a right to gain economically from projects proposed for their land.
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Could a pipeline follow through this corridor too?
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Ottawa’s Aboriginal agenda is a stealth assault on your property rights.
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CAEPLA wishes Russ Girling all the best in his future endeavours and looks forward to getting to know his his successor, Francois Poirier.
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Government legislation licenses bad corporate behaviour.
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Your land was expropriated, or you signed an easement agreement — either way, the pipeline company took all the rights it needed for its project.
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Big changes are coming to energy projects on your land, and they’re coming soon.
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CAEPLA is interested in hearing about your experiences with CER inspections and access to your properties by Indigenous Monitors and other non-CER invitees.
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If Treaty Rights emphasized property rights, and protection of real property rights replaced the current regulatory regime — whether in energy transport or in lobster fishing — we would finally be free from...
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A Kamloops archaeologist says Canada will face a major loss as about 67 historical sites could be destroyed to make way for the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion.
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